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This Mirror Cake Glaze gives the wow factor to any cake, a perfectly flawless mirror reflection. Made from only a handful of ingredients and no special equipment, if you've ever wanted to make a dessert to impress this is it! Mirror Cake Recipe Ingredients 1½ Cups / 300g Granulated Sugar Sugar sweetens the glaze while

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Tiramisu Entremet - layers of coffee, mascarpone and chocolate come together…

This glorious Spiced Chocolate Mousse Entremet is absolutely delicious with rich and bold flavors that everyone will surely enjoy!

This Apricot and Caramelized White Chocolate Mousse Cake is a delightful and rich dessert consisting of an almond sponge cake at the bottom, followed by an almond, dried apricots and chocolate crunch and an apricot jelly insert, all covered with a caramelized white chocolate mousse cake. It is an outstanding dessert that will definitely delight your family and guests.

To make this entremet you will need a 20 cm x 6cm cake ring, flower icing cutters, 1cm piping nozzle, sugar thermometer, food grade acetate cake strip 6cm wide. The royal icing flowers can be made by rolling out icing and using a flower shaped plunger cutter. Make the flowers at least 12 hours in advance so that they have time to dry out and can be handled easier. If you have something rounded, rest them in the bottom of this so they are curled up like a flower.

Watch my video recipe and learn how to make delicious gluten free and egg free simple triple chocolate mousse cakes from scratch!

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I’ve been wanting to make these gorgeous layered mousse cakes since my first visit in Paris many years ago.